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I loved Sublime way before they got big.

Old School Chili's Rocked "Mothers Milk", Primus SUCKS:puke:
 
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Love the old stuff.....but has anyone metioned Husker Du?? Great song called "New Day Rising"....that's the only lyric besides a lot of screaming! Also, a great local band I used to watch in Richmond, VA was Death Piggy. Ahhhh - the memories of being a senior in 1985-1986! F...I'm feeling old now, thanks! :)

BTW...had never heard of Primus before Rush's 'Roll the Bones' tour. They came out - started off with the intro to Zepplin's "Kashmir" - the crowd went nuts, and then they broke into "Wynona's Big Brown Beaver"........talk about freaking people out!
 
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F!@# yeah! Check out www.punkrock.org

These still get funny looks from the wife when one of them "sneaks" into the CD player -- just to name a few ;) :

Operation Ivy
7 Seconds
PIL
JFA
Bauhaus/Peter Murphy
Tones on Tail/Love and Rockets
Black Flag/Rollins
Butthole Surfers
Dead Milkmen
The Clash
The Cramps
The Damned <---Stupid censoring software LMAO!!!
The Cure (OLD!!!)
Dead Kennedys
The Exploited
L7
The Misfits
The Ramones (saw their last show ever!)
Smashing Pumpkins
The Smiths
Sonic Youth
TSOL
Siouxie & The Banshees
Psychadelic Furs
Flogging Molly
The Breeders
Bad Religion
Tiger Army
Fugazi
Bad Brains


Lately:
Danzig
White Zombie
MOTORHEAD!!!
Ministry
Jane's Addiction
White Zombie
Social D
Union Underground
Nashville Pu$$y
Metallica
Tool
Rage Against The Machine
Faith No More
 
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Thats a bunch of great bands captain X.I met Kevin Seconds once, in Atlanta.Also met Greg Hetson from BAD RELIGION at a MILLENCOLIN show in Austin,TX.

Now its all emo, but man, so full of beautiful girls!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Yummy.
 
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You ever seen another state of mind? Great movie.

I saw Social D play, and Mike Ness was so drunk he was forgetting the lyrics to his songs. He completely gave up during "So far away". You know what? They still sounded great.
 
i own a copy of Another State of Mind, ahhh pretty funny to see Mike Ness all skynni and with no tattoos, its a great movie really
 
Joy Division (of course)
The Strangers (all time favourite)
The Sisters of Mercy (heard them on the radio last month and just about drove off the road!)
Peter Murphy
The Dickies
and many others previously mentioned
 
Bobby Orr 4 said:
Joy Division (of course)
The Strangers (all time favourite)
The Sisters of Mercy (heard them on the radio last month and just about drove off the road!)
Peter Murphy
The Dickies
and many others previously mentioned

if you like Joy Division check out Interpol, a NY band that many hail as the "new Joy Division", really good stuff.

I never heard any Black Flag tunes but I really like Henry Rollins - i know he's annoying but he and the band really rock.
 
The Dickies had pretty funny lyrics.......if you like the Queers or Screeching Weasel check www.the-apers.com theyre from Holland and friends of mine, i stayed at their house over there during vacactions, you can download some mp3s and videos,
 
Fernando said:
The Dickies had pretty funny lyrics.......if you like the Queers or Screeching Weasel check www.the-apers.com theyre from Holland and friends of mine, i stayed at their house over there during vacactions, you can download some mp3s and videos,


Haven't read the whole thread just most of it but OH MAN! does this bring back memories.


A newer band that you all might like if you haven't heard about them is the Yeah, yeah, yeahs. I kinda thought of them as "Romonesesque" but they definitely have their own sound as well.


Punk/New Wave/Old Goth to Industrial is the music I love.

Ministry and Skinny Puppy being my favorites but there is so much that I like too! Someone mentioned Sisters of Mercy ("This corrosion" my favorite).

Anyone liked Gary Newman? He was/is a pilot and brought aviation into some of his songs in the early 80s.
 
Diver, you had to know I would eventually show up on this thread.

I still wear Dead Kennedys T-shirts.

Did I miss it or did anybody mention The Adverts?
 
BE99chick said:
Diver, you had to know I would eventually show up on this thread.

I still wear Dead Kennedys T-shirts.

Did I miss it or did anybody mention The Adverts?


I'm amazed it took you this long!
 
ahhhh

CIRCLE JERKS!!!!!!!!!!

ok. I OK now. Just had a senior moment
 
And for those of you who think I haven't seen the previous "all your are base belong to us" posts...

Time for another cocktail...I'm buying...CAK tonight!!!!
 
Sorry I was too lazy too look through all five pages to see if anybody mentioned the dead milkmen.

Anybody know who did a song called "Colt 45"? I think it was the Butthole Surfers. anybody...Beuller...Beuller....
 
All I wanted was a COKE!!

And United wouldn't give it to me!

You put me in a regional
Said it was the only solution
To protect me from the enemy
Myself.


How's that? A little regional angst?
 
i had the chance to see Green Day opening for Bad Religion in San Francisco october 1993, before they were famous (but i was already a fan) but missed it for a stupid family dinner! 11 years later i ended up seeing Green Day here in Monterrey,Mexico in an arena, along with 8000 more people....i got bored.Spent most of the time looking at girls, there were plenty!

Anyway my last show was some local show i guess,, as for international bands, i guess it was Agnostic Front back in July 05
 

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